Discover the many things to do in Pittsburgh PA. Enjoy exciting Pittsburgh tourism activities, take in scenic views and eat at award-winning restaurants.

Pittsburgh is a modern, ever-evolving city where the must-sees vary week to week as Downtown-encompassing festivals, a vibrant Cultural District of world-class productions, fan-friendly sports events in iconic stadiums, and our distinct four seasons make each trip unique.

Wondering what there is to see in Pittsburgh? Check out our guide to the 25 best things to do in Pittsburgh featuring the 'Burgh's must-visit sights and attractions.

Discover local favorites and only-in-Pittsburgh attractions, learn more about the city’s art and music communities, explore the region’s pet-friendly offerings, plan for the perfect outdoor excursion and so much more.

Reptile Expo Buy ~ Sell ~ trade ~ LEARN @ the Pittsburgh Mills Mall (Theater Entrance) 9am to 3pm First Sunday of every month. At our Reptile Expo's you will find 1000's of exotic pets and supplies. You will have the chance to purchase directly from the breeders, get great deals and 1st hand care instructions. Looking to sell or trade?

Pittsburgh has played an important part in U.S. history from the early days of the French and Indian War (1758), to the Revolutionary War (1776), to the infamous Whiskey Rebellion (1791) and the American Civil War (1860s) with its secretive Underground Railroad stops.

Explore the history and culture of Pittsburgh on sightseeing tours. Enjoy free walking tours, Pittsburgh architecture tours, factory tours, and culinary tours.

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Explore the Pittsburgh food scene by trying these foods you'll find Only in Pittsburgh including a Primanti Sandwich, pierogies, a Pittsburgh Salad, and more.

Explore Pittsburgh's arts and culture scene with a trip to some of our most popular attractions. Browse through a diverse array of paintings, sculptures, and more at locations such as Carnegie Museum of Art, The Frick Pittsburgh, and The Westmoreland Museum of American Art.